Command Baton: the threat of division

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce On the day López Obrador received his investiture as constitutional President of Mexico on December 1, 2018, in the Congress of the Union, he went to Mexico City’s Zócalo to receive a baton from Carmen Santiago Alonso, representative of 68 indigenous peoples …

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Antinomy

Luis Rubio Antinomy, a contradiction between two things, both apparently obtained by correct reasoning, such as laws or principles, describes the dilemma of Mexico well, but one which has been systematically sidestepped as if it were not to exist. Instead of facing the problem of …

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On how nature overthrows governments.

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The devastation caused to the coast of Guerrero, to 45 municipalities, and with Acapulco at its epicenter, goes beyond the unimaginable. There are scenes of destruction, collapse, and incredible fragility of structures, buildings, foliage, trees, and even hills and mountains. Everything was …

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Phenomena

Luis Rubio John McCain used to say, “It is always darkest before it turns pitch black.” The future is being built every day through the actions of millions of people, companies, and governments in Mexico and around the world. Everything interacts and complements each other, …

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A campaign with no end in sight

Antonio Navalón I would like you to stop for a moment and analyze what it means that in Mexico, we have had more than six years of uninterrupted campaigning. Millions of Mexicans thought that the rhetoric, promises, and actions that characterize a political campaign would …

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Acapulco: A Symptom of Failure

Ricardo Pascoe Pierce The federal government, especially the President, wants to kick the complex and difficult national problems to the government that will assume office in eleven months. It is an expression of their frustration and surrender in the face of the insurmountable complexity of …

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And Then What?

Luis Rubio Electoral competitions are (almost) like a soccer game: they give free rein to emotions, wagers, and illusions. The citizenry turns itself over to the process and (at least one part of it) participates with overwhelming zeal. However, it is after Election Day is …

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